When Mark and Sherri Schalk became pet parents for the first time in 2006, they realized there was a lack of attractive grooming options. At the same time, they were looking for a viable franchise opportunity. Aussie Pet Mobile stood out as a natural fit. By Lizzy Yeserski
The Number One mobile pet grooming service worldwide, Aussie Pet Mobile offers franchisees all the tools to run a solid, rewarding business. And with the pet industry consistently expanding in the U.S., the opportunity jumps out as limitless for entrepreneurs. By Lizzy Yeserski
Sometimes, when one door closes, another one opens. That’s how the Daigneault couple felt in 2016 when, in the aftermath of Janet Daigneault’s layoff from her executive IT job, they discovered Aussie Pet Mobile. By Lizzy Yeserski
As the Number One global brand for mobile grooming, Aussie Pet Mobile offers relaxing and pleasurable experiences for pets and the pet parents who love them. The brand’s heated Hydrobath™, innovative mobile design and spacious environment allow for stress-free pampering right in a pet owner’s driveway. By Lizzy Yeserski
Aussie Pet Mobile, the world’s largest franchised provider of mobile grooming services, presents incredible low-cost opportunities for pet-loving entrepreneurs looking to control their financial futures. Compared to other franchises, the involved startup fees are considerably small. By Lizzy Yeserski
When Ana Allison started her Aussie Pet Mobile franchise more than 10 years ago, one of her top priorities was to give back. With a soft spot in her heart for older dogs, she discovered the ideal charitable opportunity in Old Dog Haven. By Lizzy Yeserski
When Jeff Lichterman took ownership of a Nashville Aussie Pet Mobile franchise in 2017, he had no groomers, a fleet of four vans in various states of disrepair and an almost non-existent roster of clients. Lichterman was already running a successful Aussie Pet Mobile in Memphis and he poured all his energy into turning around the struggling enterprise in Nashville. By Jessica Jones
As owners of a pet store in Caracas, Venezuela, Alex Sanchez and Joanne Arvelaez not only knew how to run a successful business, but they also had a broad knowledge base about the pet industry. Despite their expertise, however, they found they were not immune to the economic downturn that rippled throughout their home country. By Rochelle Miller
As vice president of operations for a chemical nanotech company, Darlene Jacobson had already broken the glass ceiling in many ways. She knew, however, she was destined for even higher aspirations – like owning her own business. By Rochelle Miller
James and Frank Boswell have been successful as partners not only in marriage but also in business. James, an active serviceman in the U.S. Navy, and Frank, a professional interpreter for the deaf, are also franchise owners. The couple owns and operates three pet-grooming units in the Houston area for Aussie Pet Mobile. By Rochelle Miller